Inserting pages in between the words of one citation is not possible.

[2ashley]

Hello,

I am writing in a bluebook style. In that style, the year should come the last.

However, once I input citation, it is not possible to write in the middle of that inserted citation.

For example, If I make a footnote number 1 such as, "

1. Rossi, Treaty of Tordesillas Syndrome: Sovereignty ad Absurdum and the South China Sea Arbitration, 50 Cornell Int’l L.J. 231(2017).

"

I want to write 459 in the middle of 231 and (2017) to indicate the actual pages I cited. However, it is not possible. If I write 459, it is automatically erased in a few seconds.

Also, dot (.) at the end of citation is not necessary, but Endnote automatically and always produce dot (.) at the end.  It is not possible to erase dot. Even though it is possible, I don’t want to manually and individually erase dot (.) every time.

How can I fix it?

[2ashley]

Thanks for the ens. I could change the formats of bluebook style.

However, I couldn’t save my changes because I was afraid if I cannot recover it. They were so detailed.

I want to remove the dot at the end, and insert the pages in the middle.

Where can I change?

I attach screen shot.

Does “I” symbol mean something?

Can I just erase dot (.) at the format?

Thanks

FYI, I don’t see “select another style” tab. i think it is because my endnote appears at the top of the MAC, not the right side of the doc word.